Advanced acne assessment
Discuss options such as AviClear after assessment of acne type, severity, skin and previous treatment.
Discuss your options →‹ ProgramsConsider the next step
Advanced skin & body
Consider the next step
with clarity.
Ten areas to explore with your clinician, guided by your skin, health history and goals.
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Technology follows the assessment.
Named devices are examples for discussion. Their presence here does not confirm REGENIM ownership, partner access or local availability. The exact device, trained provider, authorised use, risks, recovery and cost must be confirmed before booking treatment.
Precision acne-scar assessment
Review scar type and skin characteristics before considering technologies such as AVAVA MIRIA.
Discuss your options →Advanced laser resurfacing
Discuss resurfacing approaches, including HALO TRIBRID, UltraClear or Fraxel FTX where locally authorised and available.
Discuss your options →Pigmentation & sun damage
Assess the cause of pigmentation before considering BBL HEROic or another suitable light or laser approach.
Discuss your options →Ultrasound skin lifting
Review focused-ultrasound options such as Ultherapy PRIME or Sofwave, including realistic expectations and alternatives.
Discuss your options →Radiofrequency skin tightening
Discuss non-invasive RF approaches such as XERF after an assessment of skin, medical history and suitability.
Discuss your options →Facial muscle stimulation
Explore whether a device such as EMFACE is relevant to your goals, with its specific local indication checked first.
Discuss your options →Micro-coring assessment
Discuss ellacor micro-coring, an invasive skin-removal approach with healing time and procedure-specific risks.
Discuss your options →Muscle strengthening & firming
Review device-based approaches such as Pure Impact VIP alongside exercise, function and body-composition goals.
Discuss your options →Regenerative medicine consultation
Review the evidence and regulatory status of cell-based and other regenerative approaches before considering any intervention.
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